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Widowed by Illness

Mistaken Manifestations

Posted on: October 17, 2020 | Posted by: Bryan Martin

More and more we are seeing focus on self-growth, motivation, manifestation and talk of mindset. I get the premise and I try to practice the mentality. Yes it can change your day around if you focus on the positive but there are limits. I have to share this topic with you all so you understand […]

Categories: Widowed, Widowed & Unmarried, Widowed Memories, Widowed and Healing, Widowed Emotions, LGBTQ+ Widowed, Widowed by Illness

Arguing with Myself~

Posted on: October 14, 2020 | Posted by: Alison Miller

Should I force myself to the gym again today? Yes, it’s good for releasing energy. Also, in theory, I’ll eventually get in shape. But then I think maybe I should keep this weight on in case our food supply chain is disrupted and food is harder to come by. On the other hand, with the […]

Categories: Widowed, Widowed Emotions, Military Widowed, Widowed by Illness

42 Moons

Posted on: October 13, 2020 | Posted by: Emma Pearson

Main picture by Mark Tegethoff on Unsplash I have long had an uncanny ability to work out time zones (what time is it right now in Sydney where they are 8 hours ahead? Or in Minneapolis which is 7 hours behind? Or if I want a call with someone in New York and someone in […]

Categories: Child Loss, Widowed, Widowed Anniversaries, Widowed by Illness, Multiple Losses

Return To Me

Posted on: October 10, 2020 | Posted by: Bryan Martin

Today, I find myself in Texas near Houston. A speaking engagement planned almost a year ago. It has been a long time since I have been able to travel, speak and feel the energy in a room of people. This new world we live in can be suffocating especially for a widowed man who sometimes […]

Categories: Widowed, Widowed & Unmarried, Widowed Without Children, Widowed Memories, Widowed Anniversaries, Widowed Emotions, LGBTQ+ Widowed, Widowed by Illness

Inadequate Words from my Uncertain Self~

Posted on: October 7, 2020 | Posted by: Alison Miller

I don’t know what to write this week. The world is too much, and has been for some time. I’m not one to hide from the truths of widowed life…the emotional/mental/physical aspects of it and how long it takes to just frickin’ stand up on a regular basis. I definitely don’t believe in the cult […]

Categories: Widowed, Widowed Emotions, Military Widowed, Widowed by Illness

The Double Life of a Widow~

Posted on: September 30, 2020 | Posted by: Alison Miller

I’m not qualifiably bipolar, but I swear I feel like I’m two people living distinctly different lives. If left on my own, supposing I had the money to do so, I’d park my rig, PinkMagic, on a beach somewhere, far away from everyone, and have as little interaction with the world as possible. I’d read […]

Categories: Widowed, Widowed Memories, Widowed Milestones, Widowed Emotions, Military Widowed, Widowed by Illness

I Don’t Think I Could Stay

Posted on: September 27, 2020 | Posted by: Bryan Martin

Talking to someone who has lost a loved one isn’t the easiest situation. Many people get anxious, some shut down, some unintentionally say the wrong thing. I try to remember that they are hoping to meet me in a space of support by saying something and when that something comes out wrong (which it inevitably […]

Categories: Widowed, Widowed & Unmarried, Widowed Without Children, Widowed Effect on Family/Friends, Widowed and Healing, Widowed Milestones, Widowed Emotions, LGBTQ+ Widowed, Widowed by Illness

Time and Space and Fantasy~

Posted on: September 23, 2020 | Posted by: Alison Miller

Bear with me as I write this. I’m a total and complete Outlander fan, but the words I’m going to write aren’t because I swoon every time I hear James Alexander Malcolm MacKenzie Fraser utter the word Sassenach. No, my words are about why I’ve connected so fervently with the series, and then the books, […]

Categories: Widowed, Military Widowed, Widowed by Illness

From “What’s wrong?” to “What’s possible?”

Posted on: September 22, 2020 | Posted by: Emma Pearson

Image by Leonardo Santamaria for NPR Confession: I have no idea where this piece of writing will go. Another confession: That happens quite often with these blogposts, though for sure much of my writing comes from a specific incident that has stood out during my week. Other times I latch onto a song, a poem, […]

Categories: Child Loss, Widowed, Widowed and Healing, Widowed by Illness, Multiple Losses, Uncategorized

Widowed Weather

Posted on: September 19, 2020 | Posted by: Bryan Martin

Almost three years ago, I flew home from a convention in Mexico. We had to fly around Hurricane Nate. I got home. Clayton and I prepped the apartment and planned to go to his mother’s house. He wasn’t feeling well and I wanted to take him to the hospital but he said we should wait […]

Categories: Widowed, Widowed & Unmarried, Widowed Memories, Widowed Emotions, LGBTQ+ Widowed, Widowed by Illness, Miscellaneous

See How They Shine~

Posted on: September 16, 2020 | Posted by: Alison Miller

Sailors of old had the right idea. They looked to the stars to place themselves as they rode the ocean waves. I’m here, they could say, after sighting particular stars and constellations. Rising stars and setting stars dipped above and below the horizon at set points of their days and nights. They watched the night […]

Categories: Widowed, Military Widowed, Widowed by Illness

Sliced and Diced and Cored

Posted on: September 15, 2020 | Posted by: Emma Pearson

Main Photo by Nikolai Chernichenko on Unsplash I have written quite a bit about my challenging relationship with Death Admin. That I despise it. That it’s painful. That it takes too much time and energy and money. That it is prone to make me cry bitter, angry and hurting tears. And that most of all, […]

Categories: Child Loss, Widowed, Widowed Parenting, Widowed Effect on Family/Friends, Widowed Belongings, Widowed by Illness, Multiple Losses

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